A supermarket owned by Lionel Messi’s in-laws in Argentina was shot up, and the attackers left a threatening note for the soccer star.
“The aim is to deliberately cause terror in the population and discourage those of us who are fighting against criminal violence, knowing that it will be an event of global significance,” Celia Arena, a justice minister in the region, wrote on social media.
Javkin, the mayor, has lashed out at federal authorities for failing to stop violence related to drug trafficking in Argentina.AFP via Getty Images“I doubt everyone, even those who are supposed to protect us,” he said in a radio interview. “Where are the ones who need to take care of us?” Javkin asked. “It’s clear that those who have the weapons and have the possibility of investigating the criminals aren’t doing it, and it’s very easy for any gang to carry out something like this.”
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